exminister
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I wasn't buying it unless he quoted Jennifer Lawrence. :rotfl:
Liberals have it made in the 2016 election
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I wasn't buying it unless he quoted Jennifer Lawrence. :rotfl:
:chuckle: Donald Trump is exactly what he seems .... a loudmouth, pro-abortion adulterer ... however, he is not responsible for discrediting the Republican party. They did that all on their own.
Foxfire
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The Democrats aren't the driving force behind Trumps domination of the Republican field of candidates. You can't blame them if the Reps can't find a candidate from their own ranks that they can support. :think:
But then again, you can't blame the Reps. for rejecting the rest of the (edit...Huuuuuugggeee) field of options that they've been given. :chuckle:
On the up side, there is a certain morbid fascination to watching it all unfold. It's a bit like watching a coyote chew it's leg off in order to free itself from the trap it stepped into.
But then again, you can't blame the Reps. for rejecting the rest of the (edit...Huuuuuugggeee) field of options that they've been given. :chuckle:
On the up side, there is a certain morbid fascination to watching it all unfold. It's a bit like watching a coyote chew it's leg off in order to free itself from the trap it stepped into.
ok doser
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exactly!
i get my news from the CBC and it's hilarious at how boggled by the whole process the canucks are
this is how they roll:
wiki said:
election called on 8/4/15
election held on 10/19/2015
76 days
one of the longest in Canadian history
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glorydaz
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I actually think they both believe what they say. Did you have something specific in mind....they do both say lots of stuff?
glorydaz
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I've heard those liberal glasses end up making you permanently cross-eyed. :think:
On the contrary, the Republican establishment is considering a brokered convention, or even bolting the Party altogether, if Trump becomes the nominee.
If it comes down to Trump vs. a Democrat, who will you vote for?
musterion
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Uhhhhhh...yeah.
musterion
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That is not what you implied with your comment. Rubio's "threat" is meaningless because it's no threat; it's reality. The party is already split precisely because of feckless insiders like him. Conservatives will no longer "bite the sandwich" the R's feed to them every couple of years.
The big question now is, Is Trump for real? I'm still not sure either way.
But whatever results from this...Trump, Cruz, someone else down the road... it's long overdue and there's no stopping it. People have had it with the Uniparty (for all the good it will do us). The GOP will reform from the ground up, or it will die and be replaced.
musterion
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I really don't want to get sucked too deeply into politics but this is interesting blog comment on the article linked below (corrected for language):
Referenced article:
https://www.conservativereview.com/...ons-kasich-and-rubio-continue-to-play-spoiler
At this point, it is clear to everyone, including Rubio who is being told this, that no one besides Cruz has a chance against Trump. Yet they persist. Why? Simple ego? Maybe. Or maybe they're Nazgul to the GOP's Sauron, committed to suck every atom of oxygen away from Cruz they possibly can, ensuring that Trump takes it when, were it just he and Cruz, Trump might not.
Referenced article:
https://www.conservativereview.com/...ons-kasich-and-rubio-continue-to-play-spoiler
At this point, it is clear to everyone, including Rubio who is being told this, that no one besides Cruz has a chance against Trump. Yet they persist. Why? Simple ego? Maybe. Or maybe they're Nazgul to the GOP's Sauron, committed to suck every atom of oxygen away from Cruz they possibly can, ensuring that Trump takes it when, were it just he and Cruz, Trump might not.